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... Donnell. Capt. Hogan, N. E. Grainger, £sq., County Meath, | Mahon, Esq., ■ «■ Arabil), Esfj., Joli;r | Esq., or' Castle Bngot, John Hogan. Esq., &c. &c. Sir Richard Nagle, Bart, acted as one the Stewards, and distinguished himself bis marked attention to ...
... animated with the same sentiment. I have received letters from Lord Duncannon, Lord Kingston. Lord Dunally, Lord Riversdale, Sir John Newport, Mr. Strong, Mr. Brownlow. (Cheers.) Mr. Latouche, Mr. Dominick Browne, the Honourable Mr. Caulfield, Lord Portarlinpton ...
... (Cheers.) A friend had handed him the following letter from Air. Grattan, whom was very glad to li was recovering from his illness. (Hear, hear.) .Mr. O'Connell then read the letter Mr.Grattan, stating his anxiety know wheiiMr.O'ConueU would be in London ...
... to embrace them hundred members in the House. Cannot one hundred mi- my puny arms, and I will able retain them, for nisterial members down four o’clock, when the those arms will nerved and strengthened by the support to take place; and what is more easy ...
... Cooney, John, Corhallis, James, Ratoath, Manor-house, eonnty Meuth, Carmichael, Richard, 24, Hutland-square, DubUn, Classon. John, Blackhall-strcet, Dublin, Coaon, John Stewart, flesh-park, KilUrnry, Cronin, Daniel. Killarney, (Vonin, John, South Mill ...
... Parliament, Pitt, Fox, Hutkc, lousics in oblivion, and recollect only one ir.ighiv a Sheridann, a Canning, Burdelt, Brougham, Grattan, the redemption Ireland. The wedga once in, I and though last not least Plunkett, and others of the free its way, but then ...
... in 1/. 10s. from the workmen employed Mr. John Murphy, in the new Market Brewerv; and 13/. from New Ross. KENT FROM CASHEL. Mr. D. RON AVNE presented 55/. from the city of Cashel, transmitted to him by Mr. John O’Brien, hurcbwarden (Cheers.) RENT FROM ...
... that suppression was to be perpetual—he objected to it, because it went to arm with increased power the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; but he objected to it still more because it armed, with the most extensive power, the inferior magistracy of that country ...
... S Denison, J Maherly, Colonel AM,, thread, « H Denison, John Macdonald, .1 AMnte, S Dohertv, John Macintosh. Sir J AA bite, Colonel Douglas, AV ?!aitland, Visct AA hit more, ! Dowdeswell, John Maitland, AVillnrahsm, fr Drummond, Majorihanks, AVallaee ...
... England also shared in the blessings and the advantages of it, and had hereby armed in defence of her honour, seveu new million* defenders, and that, with the only sure arms, namely, those of aftcction and interest. (Croat cheering.) then this question ...
... policeman, ami seizing him tue arms ; and that the policeman acknowledged before the magistrate the following day, that was laadcil powder halt. the fuduwine persons «>«re ibeti put 10 the bar i hos. Dmm, Win. Dixon, John Coyle, and ntliers, charged with ...
... o’clock the King entered the throne-room, am! took THK KIN(»‘.S HIRTH VY I,ls seat upon chair crimson velvet, with the royal arms j ,From the Crmrt Newman.) ' the hand it. and just above h.s Majesty . Hi, Majesty having appointed Thursday for boldine held—ns ...